There was nothing but smiles last month as 15 students graduated as new Community Health Workers during a ceremony at the Langan Allied Health Academy at
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Penn State Health St. Joseph Physician, Residents Treat Patients in Haiti
A recent trip to Haiti left a trio of Penn State Health St. Joseph physicians humbled to have been able to help many patients, but also frustrated by what
The Body: A Detox Machine
Consuming large food portions, endless cookies and too much alcohol during the Holidays can leave us feeling sluggish and tired in the New Year. We may feel
Prenatal Care Open House Connects Expectant Moms with Health Care
Emily, an Exeter Township woman who recently learned she was pregnant, found a health care home recently when she visited a Prenatal Care Open House at the
Parents Receive Perfect Christmas Gift
A baby boy, born two weeks before his due date on Dec. 25, seems like a Christmas miracle for parents Dominic and Tabitha DeLillo and their five-year-old
Sew Cool! Family and Friends Work Together for Penn State Health St. Joseph’s Patients
About 25 family members and friends gathered recently at the Blandon home of Janet and Kraig Leiby to sew stuffed animals and bibs for pediatric patients
Passionate About Health: Party Foods that won’t Add Inches (or Dullness) – Light Pumpkin Pie
INGREDIENTS
1 c gingersnaps
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Passionate About Health: Party Foods that won’t Add Inches (or Dullness) – Festive Tossed Salad
DRESSING
1/3 c vegetable oil
2½ T cider vinegar
1 T lemon juice
1 T finely chopped onion
¼ c sugar (or 6 pk. artificial sweetener)
1 t poppy seeds.
Blend
Passionate About Health: Party Foods that won’t Add Inches (or Dullness) – Low Fat Egg Nog
INGREDIENTS
Low Fat Egg Nog
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Flies’ Disease-Carrying Potential May be Greater Than Thought, Researchers Say
Time to stock up on fly swatters. New study suggests flies carry hundreds of different species of bacteria, many of which are harmful to humans.
Flies can